Irish Farmers Journal nightly news: milk price cut and sheep kill

Have you missed out on any of the top stories today? Catch up with the top five stories from www.farmersjournal.ie today, Monday 12 March.

Thomas Hubert

Mon 12 March 2018 12:00 AM

Thomas Hubert

Mon 12 March 2018 9:00 PM

Irish Farmers Journal nightly news: milk price cut and sheep kill

Glanbia has cut its milk price for February.

Up to 40 sheep have been killed in a Co Dublin dog attack.

From birth registrations to sales and live exports, it has been a record week for calf movements.

Dairy was confirmed to be the main driver in agricultural output increase in 2017, according to the latest CSO figures.

The Swiss-Irish bakery group Aryzta has again posted heavy losses.

Photo of the day

Courtesy of the Irish Farmers Journal picture desk here is our photo of the day:

Kenny Smith is a farm worker on Rory Dwyer's dairy farm in St Margarets, Co Dublin. He also rears pedigree milking Shorthorns which he shows at various agricultural shows around the country. \ Philip Doyle

Kenny Smith is a farm worker on Rory Dwyer's dairy farm in St Margarets, Co Dublin. He also rears pedigree milking Shorthorns, which he shows at various agricultural shows around the country. \ Philip Doyle